Meadville to host big third class delegates convention
City notes a Meadville gathering of third class delegates with all clubs expected to send representatives. Reports include a well depth in Hanley lodge, King bridge painting near Mt Jewett, and a Penn gas line impact on regional output. Also mentions a planned union power plant and trolley line considerations for Elk County towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suu Jacobson & Co
America
Meadville
Bessie Barnes
Sharps
Jineas
J. George Kuebler
Rochester
Tohnsonburg
St. Marys
Ridgway
Rand
St. Marya
Elk County
Johnsonburg Press
Deafness Cured Not by Local Applications
A historical notice asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It warns that catarrh is an inflammatory condition and asserts a cure only through constitutional remedies. The ad promises a reward for proof of ineffectiveness and mentions All’s Compound in Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banat
Sireuta Fett
Toledo
Obie
Febic Fialt
Local notes on trades sports and warnings from Warren region
The column reports Edward Kiepter being sold to the Chicago White Sox for 14100, with Warren ties and expectations of value. It notes a near fire incident near Spring Croek station and a trespass dispute over adjoining crops. A gas well near Ridgway is revived, producing million plus feet after deeper drilling. Also covered are a Twelfth Pennsylvania Cavalry reunion at Union City, medical cases of Thom Messenger and Lyle Saxon, a school board ruling in DuBois, and an injunction against using school auditorium for a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soup Jacobson& Co
Edward Kiepter
Warren
Venus
Chicago White Sox
Spring Croek Station
Dr. Paige
Charles Keating
Ridgway
C. B. Grant
Pennsylvania Gavairy
Union City
Thomé Messenger
Corry
Columbia
Columbus
Dangerously
Corry ‘Hospital
Messenger
Clewrfield
DuBois
Sehool
Order of Hiberlann
Cluixens
Local notes on theater star, auto hazards, and tragic wrecks
The piece reports Miss Lenn Galluy’s audience and a parade of local events including a police officer citing drivers after a streetcar incident. It notes a fatality when a horse and wagon collided with a passenger train near Renfrew, plus multiple heat and safety warnings and upcoming community meetings and births. It mentions tax payment notices and local court activity as well.
Palmer silences Penrose in masterly address in Noolyton
Congressman A Mitchell Palmer demolished Penrose's claim to pupple support in Huntingdon county with an unanswerable argument on industrial conditions. He cites Pennsylvania coal output for last year at 205,806,130 tons valued at $38,290,083, a record rise of nearly 11 percent, and notes 847,041 miners employed across anthracite and bituminous mines. The speech argues the coal industry drives broad prosperity and employment despite seasonal dips and high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Penrose
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pupple
Noolyton
Huntingdon County
Pennsylvania
Summaur
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Kinga Bridge
Erie Railroad
Mt. Jewett
New York
South Poin Ol Company
Pittsburgh
United States
Warren Mirror
Arthur C. Wate
Jamestown
Charles Woks
Warren County
Telal
Len Caney
Wade Wishfot
Uni Fair
Toon Lailay
Shawmut
Ealthond
Sevin Rifles
Hoyly
Amr Kasson
Shawmut Friis
St Marys
Unierteker Saasen Smethport
Hending
Hia Then
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Noveiinge
St. Tails
Howard
Kanon Sind
Pluniers
Walurmot
Arland
A. E. Pettit
Florist
Union
Dapot
Paris
Be Hive
Bee Hive
D. M.C
Bernstein Brothers
Main Street
Lakesidy Assembly
Lenn Galluy
Hen Athletary LaVanelia Nookem
Lehly
Pirtles
Rhiy
Officer Alexander
Thor
Thio Gort
Jady
Baboth
Mia
Walker
Trye
Maxine
Jett
Chicago
Parol
Mire WC. Walker
L. KE. Crom
Bt. Inmen
Advair
Inet
Monwilyy
Mayville
Pion
Ming Mary Stlonger
West
Wayne Street
Te Pollo
Pennsylvania Railroal
WC. Bowara
Mt Ol
Bowers
Franklin
William McCormiuh
Renfrew
Dé Hinore & Ohio Railroad
Butiar County General Hospital
Lwaters
Nor
Irving Cummings
Margaret Fischer
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